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Getting Started with ASP.NET Core

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2:18 with James Churchill

Let's review what we didn't cover in this workshop, talk about the tooling changes that are coming down the pipe, and look at some valuable resources.

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    We covered a lot of ground in this workshop. 0:00
    But there's a lot that we didn't cover, including how to publish and 0:02
    deploy ASP.NET Core apps or how to use Docker with ASP.NET Core. 0:07
    There's also a new version of Entity Framework, 0:12
    Entity Framework Core that shipped alongside ASP.NET Core. 0:15
    Entity Framework Core is a complete rewrite of Entity Framework that is 0:19
    both lightweight and extensible. 0:23
    We also didn't discuss at all how ASP.NET Core embraces popular 0:26
    client-side development tools and technologies, like MPM and Gulp. 0:31
    There's also a new version of Identity, 0:36
    which can be used to add authentication and authorization to your apps. 0:38
    And there are new features, such as View Components and JavaScript services. 0:43
    While ASP.NET Core 1.0 has been released, 0:48
    the tooling around ASP.NET Core is still in preview. 0:51
    The final version of the tooling should be available when Visual Studio 15 0:55
    is released. 0:59
    Don't confuse Visual Studio 14, 1:00
    otherwise known as Visual Studio 2015 with Visual Studio 15. 1:02
    Visual Studio 15 is the next version that is currently in preview. 1:07
    Microsoft has announced that they'll be going back to an MS 1:13
    build-based approach for ASP.NET Core projects. 1:16
    This means that the project.json file that ASP.NET Core apps use 1:20
    today will be replaced by a .csproj file. 1:25
    That being said, developers are being told not to worry. 1:28
    All of the great features of project.json will survive. 1:32
    Microsoft gave an early demo of the new project system at the 2016 .NET Fringe 1:36
    conference. 1:41
    And it looked very promising. 1:42
    See the teacher's notes for a link to the video. 1:44
    To learn more about ASP.NET Core, 1:47
    check out the official documentation at docs.asp.net. 1:50
    You can also tune in to the Community Standups that are streamed live 1:53
    at live.asp.net. 1:59
    Microsoft has published a high level Roadmap for 2:01
    the next two releases of ASP.NET Core versions 1.1 and 1.2. 2:04
    Browse to github.com/aspnet/Home/wiki/Roadmap for 2:10
    more information. 2:17

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